Kwame Boateng is a Myth of Anansi who discovers the multiverse after surviving a plane crash. Courteous and curious, he carries his love of stories into artifact encounters, heists and friendships with Claudia, Disaster and J.J. His adventures offer new audiences for Anansi’s tales alongside plans whose full purpose is not always shared with him.
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Scheming by MoonlightSource date: 2024-04-26
Toku-high: Reclassed
Io orders Claudia to conceal separately collected Zeros and other Anansi Myths from Kwame. She calls him the preferred subject for her experiment and claims he could be forced, while saying secrecy entertains her. Kwame is discussed, not present; no coercion is carried out.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
At Disaster’s recommendation, Kwame agrees to spread Anansi’s myth among the tribes of Turbo’s experimental server. Quinn’s powered-up timeline technique places him in multiple locations at once; the completion or merger of all the talks is not shown.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
J.J. explains that she invited Kwame and his friends while collecting William’s overdue birthday celebrations. Kwame is named as the organizing friend, but the scene does not explicitly identify which unnamed guest he is.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
Kwame joins Disaster for lunch, discusses Claudia’s absence, and meets Gia’s companion Ronnie. He identifies himself as a Myth, agrees to explain Uniques, and reacts without alarm to Ronnie’s troubling Super ability, eventually realizing ‘Butcher’ is his profession.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
After describing her upgrade to Marina, Claudia insists that Kwame must not learn what they discussed, and Marina acknowledges the secrecy. Kwame does not appear or receive the information.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
Kwame meets J.J. while on his way to dinner and invites her to meet his Super friends; she declines but acknowledges their friendship. He learns that her Voidweb spiders can move objects into a pocket universe and recognizes her deliberate avoidance of a dangerous target.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
At a museum, Kwame meets J.J. while reading an Anansi scroll that she has been hired to return to its proper universe. He lets her proceed, shares what the scroll contains, and considers telling Anansi’s tale on the Earth where it was unknown.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
Kwame meets Gia at dinner and tells an elaborate cosmic-brothers story that resolves into a Pong joke. He then offers Anansi’s story. His speculative defense of the joke is not presented as established cosmology.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
Kwame guides Claudia and Disaster through an Area 51 heist, explaining why a Calavera is required for its Voidsteel vault. The attempt triggers alarms; Turbo later reports that Chronos put Kwame and Claudia outside. An unidentified black nanoswarm enters the vault at the end of the scene.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
After surviving a plane crash, mediator Kwame Boateng meets Io, who estimates an 83% chance that he is an Anansi Myth and distinguishes Myths from Uniques. He leaves through a portal with Io and Claudia, then hears that they intend the entire Earth to go; destruction itself is not depicted.
Source date labels are not fictional chronology; reported claims and future plans are not promoted to completed events.
Content note: Aircraft-crash aftermath, entrapment, smoke and implied/reported deaths of others (depicted/discussed; non-graphic). Recruitment under danger and incomplete information (depicted). Threatened destruction of an inhabited world and implied mass death (dialogue; outcome not shown). Spider/arachnophobia precaution: Anansi is named as a possible identity; no spiders or webs are depicted in the reviewed text.
Content note: Heist, explosives, alarms and forced relocation (depicted, non-graphic; later framed as a game mode). Planetary-core material and overwhelming strength (discussed fantasy mechanics).
Content note: Cosmic destruction and life/death (mythic storytelling, brief non-graphic references). Spider/arachnophobia precaution: Anansi, a spider-associated folklore figure, is named at the end; no spider imagery is depicted in the reviewed text.
Content note: Spider/arachnophobia notice: confirmed Arana involvement; spider tattoo and swarming spiders are depicted. Theft/contested ownership and a brief reference to possible fighting (non-graphic).
Content note: Spider/arachnophobia notice: confirmed Araña involvement and depicted swarming spiders; prey consumption briefly discussed. Historical killing/death and booby-trap danger (prompt background and dialogue; no attack or death depicted). Theft/retrieval of a reportedly stolen object (discussed; completion asserted).
Content note: Possible mass harm or erasure of alternate selves (implied/discussed; fate unspecified). Information control and compromised group consent (depicted/discussed, non-graphic).
Content note: Physical and emotional torture (prompt and dialogue, discussed non-graphically; no torture enacted). Spiders (brief dialogue mention of summoning; no spiders depicted). Fear of rejection and concealment in a romantic relationship (discussed).
Content note: Spiders/arachnophobia: a close spider and a swarm covering the body (depicted, non-graphic); possible Araña-associated involvement is unverified. Home intrusion, involuntary restraint and coercion (depicted); forced aging is implicit in the premise, not shown.
Content note: Experimental magic and dizziness/disorientation (depicted, non-graphic). Religious/deity language and deliberate myth-making (discussed).
Content note: Planned killing and coercion (discussed, non-graphic); casual approval of violent schemes. Spider/arachnophobia precaution: Anansi-associated mythic identity is mentioned; no spider imagery is depicted in the reviewed text. No Araña type is explicitly identified here.
Mention · Toku-high: Reclassed
Source date: 2024-04-26
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